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Kanmakase Koizumi Seiki released the Kanmakase KOP-0401/K, a hot-water sake warmer, on November 22. Priced at open price, the direct sales price is 10,000 yen for the aluminum chiroreset and 32,920 yen for the Nosaku tin chiroreset. Shinkame Sake, which produces the Japanese sake "Shinkame...

Saitama Prefecture is the fourth largest sake-producing region in Japan, with 31 sake breweries producing a variety of unique sake. December...

Iichiko Highball Sanwa Shuzu Co., Ltd. has announced the release of a new canned shochu highball, "Iichiko Highball," a ready-to-drink (RTD) shochu highball jointly developed with Seven-Eleven Japan Co.

Get Intoxicated with Hokkaido The Hokkaido Tourism Organization (public corporation) has launched a special website, "Get Intoxicated with Hokkaido," dedicated to Hokkaido wine tourism (tourism focused on alcohol, including wine, sake, whiskey, etc.). Hokkaido is home to a wide variety of wineries and sake...

Ozeki "Josen One Cup 180ml G-One Cup (Grand Prix)" Ozeki One Cup is the fourth in the "G-One Cup" series, a collaboration with the Nikkan Sports Newspaper West Japan. The label features a famous horse that won the Grand Prix race that concludes the year.

Four shopping streets along Kokusai Street in Tokyo's Taito Ward have launched the Tokyo Kokusai Street Promotion Association, promoting the street both domestically and internationally as Japan's new longest shopping street. Kokusai Street stretches approximately 3 kilometers from the northern part of Taito Ward to the west side of Sensoji Temple. During the Showa period, it ran in front of the Asakusa International Theater.

Kikukoma Sake Brewery, a sake brewery in Gonohe Town, Aomori Prefecture, founded over 110 years ago, has received a court order to commence bankruptcy proceedings. Kikukoma Sake Brewery was founded in 1910 as Sansen Sake Brewery. It joined the Hachinohe Sake Association in 1944 and operated as the Kikukoma Factory, but in 2008...

A new item from Tateishi's famous bar "UCHITA-ji", a new color of knit cap. The pink one seems to be sold out immediately due to its popularity! X @sekainoatuko

Miyagi Sake Experience Series, Part 3: Miyagi Prefecture is one of Japan's leading sake-producing regions, boasting a wide variety of delicious delicacies from the mountains and the sea. To capitalize on these strengths, Miyagi Sake Co., Ltd. has partnered with local sake breweries and regional tourism resources to raise awareness of Miyagi sake.

"KUBOTA GIN" Asahi Shuzo, a sake brewery in Nagaoka City, Niigata Prefecture, known for its "Asahiyama" and "Kubota" brands, is entering the gin market with a new brand, "KUBOTA GIN." With an eye on 2030, the company will celebrate its 200th anniversary, and will enter the distilled spirits business...